The Sun. — London, England, 1809-08-18 00:00:00

I I NUMFER 5283,] • • TURTLES, from Two Shillings to Thr;le Shillings per Pound. EVERAL large Cargoes for Sale, at ,WILL SHI R E's, King's !lead Tavern, Poultry.—Turtles dressed every day in the highest . Verteaion for Parties, or sent to atiy part of Town or. Country. FOR IDOGS.,*PIGS, AND POULTRY' . Qutity of sound BISCUIT BREAD in BIS , A .of an One Hundred 'weight each, for Sale, at N. 42, Lime -street, Fenchurch-sticet, 1 (Anion, price 011‘... Goiova Per Bag, Bag included. I'HIS YEAR. TBISH . respeatully acquaints the Public, th a t • the only LOT FERN , to be drawn this- Year is the STATE LOT FLRY, which will be drawn on the loth of next October, . ALL IN ONE DAY. TICKETS' and SIIAItE S are selling in great variety, and as the Scheme st=erns highly approved, the earlier the purchase the better; there being oidy 5000 Numbers, front tr to pooo.—Scheme, itlt'partictilars, may be nad grans, at either of 1 - ;IS lis old established .)ftLes in London,. - No 4, ( OP,NI-111,L, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. Where ca l m,' ►'rizus t.y aie im a n, dowtillA (too mime sous for insertion) have been Sold, Shared, awl • • egtstered, and wit, re Nersuus in the Country hiay be sopplieti the satne• as it present, by sendiue. their t trd.:rs s•-pattij ac companied with good 13111 s, Cash, Batdc-Nutes, or Post:. •Office Orders. *** Please to notice, the L o tte r y begins and 'finishes ot: the loth of October, and that-day wild Cz:o,000 in Prizes. _ . STA !. Lorr . It\ To be drawn in un :),1).,-2otli & t OCTObER, • SCI-lt411:. 4 . £2O, ;00 are - - kBO,O-1) 4 - - - - 5,m0 4 • 2,c00 8 • - 1,000 - B,o'Do ' 1Z sou r „, - „6. 2 4 - - - too ' 3 6 .4,920 - - - .73,800 2 0,000 Tickets • - - - - ,Ezx>, ; ooe) --;--- r rHIS LOTTERY consists of only 5,000 Num bers (from to sOOO inclusive) • but Four TlLltets ot each Number, which will inclusive); II) entitled to Nvhatever Prize is drawn against such N un.be, ; for instance, if No, t should he drawn a prize of zo,oo 1. the I.onr Tic keTs of that Number will each he entitled to z in:X ing, in the whole, 80,0-..-0.1. ; so Olaf if array persnn • sho; ud Purchase more. than One Ticket of the sate N u mb er , and that Number prove fortunate, he may gam, . By Two Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of By Three Tickets of the same Number. A Prize of By Four Tickets of the same Numb: , A Prize of - - - - - - - - - L'30,0, 0 • And all other Prizes in the s:i me prop.rtin. 'TICKETS and ft ES are on Sale at all the ()GhTs. : S A LE, &c. . • . .11.EFARAD CC-TT.AGE FSIDEN'CE, LENT_ FURNITURE, CHOICE WINES,,.A.ND (THER EFFECTS, AT CIIII.I.AND NEAR WIN CHEsTEk. ---• TO BE. SW_ D BY AUCTION, By Mr. SQ.Ultili, On the Premises, on ‘Vedilee:ray 'tor 3 , 411' inst. and follow , ing Days at Twelve o'Llock, witilout deserve, by Order et . the Executors. THE - neatly EiegOnt and very Convenient-FREE HOLD R.F,SID'ENCE, with Coach_ 1 1onse, Stabling for rive florqes, corrit.;iierit Out buildings, email sad v ro.iuttive 17..itchen Garden, late the Residence and Property or Adont4 Sir Thomas kasley,• Bart j det2ciised PleJsarttly situated. at Chiilatni, toe fish ot Martyr WO:Thy, within' tour miles ot Windiestcr, arid about the Sallie distance troin A lrestotd. O the. saute atin.followink f)a)'s will be sold, all thew . . uine HOUscnold uritittire. WarttroL.• or Table Litt :0, China, Glass, , Celiac of Capital Wines; a strong to 'l lit wn-built Chariot, mid variety of other ElE.cts. , House and (; rcutAis may he viewed by appl , cation to “artleiler, Ott the Premises, of whom printed' t 7 C au • A/d l - y.uestnry he ti,Ut ,riso at the Ge o rg e , W ine i icsie4 e r '4 S W"it, Alte s ib m , J:olphin, S ou th am pt on ; an d of • 9 , - 1 ".h., ro I. A I'l SI. 0: 1I c)1. VINE(;AR„ (The Orieoi;,, i 1 iivehtiori of Ptir. Henry, uid . brothz..ht by his sucLessive tiiiiiiuveinents to the I)4;i:est kirectioh) conti rules to he NLAS and W I L LI HL N It Y, Chemist), M... chr-st. r T HIS :ogree.ibi e , LIQUOV ...i. IS . composetkot liwily c01a_.c,A,, , ,-,i Vinegar, j,ined 'with the most pfe.isant Aromatics ,ila eilieacions ,Nritisepzios, its. pungent O. Our, reod.rs it, extremely gratehil and salu tary, in Licari Adis, I'....intiti6s, andin all places of public. re _ sort, as l'heatres, .(2.)our!s of I ust i cc ; Z ee , as counteracts the bad ell: tts of Iteate.f and l.iiil 'tit*, It is 'also the hest Antidote against the in feeta.i: ~i it I - Contagiritts Diseases. As there are many sptirlcu..;lll'inler.ir imitations. Under the same and similar names, ;.aiii.: o! ~. hi ch are tall ici .1.1.AY tepresentett as imprOvements, tit ~ u , ,i,..: are eqtrested to ob serve that the naint'S of Til , .1 '..;-,• and VII L LIAM lIEN'RY, Manchester, are CliglaVL,, .z.i each Sta •p,. and InOuldedin the glasil:oltach bottle. The AROMATIC - SPI RI 1' of VINEGAR, r k re 2 s• gd (Stamp included) is s(l i i. wholesale and retail by AYLE I( anti B L 1.71 V , Cocitspo r-street, the only Agents In Lencicii authorised by. the Proprietors ; where may be L ad, Sponge Boxes of Cold, Silver, Cornelian, Chrysilit, 8.-. c• Also ; 1-IENRY's CALQINIID • MAC.iN F.SI A, in bottles at 2 s, 6d. And iargerkvith glass stoppers; at 45 , each, th eir. t ames being on the stanip. • -. 13IXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIOUS PIUS.. THESE PILLS have lung ,bt)tairiecl a just cele brity in th e ' pr i vate practice of the eropri , ..lor, Mr. L I XON, Ap ot h ecary ; and front their great sticcessin many ttbiii,ate Bilious Disorders, on numerous Patiidts of -chs, tinctioß and others t , Sir Geor W• ' ilarly the late Duke ut Bedford, L ady s ge arren, Sr Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager w a y' aY " i ' l .Sele, the Viscountess 13iilkeley, IC:. &c. he per;inaded to offer thlnll,to the Public, under the ap probati6n,:md sandtion of their names. .. 4 lIC t'u n it ."witig is a Proot of their E ffi cacy: , -` Deal i s llaverfordwest, South Wales, • •`COtain Lloyd p Feb. 24, tge,3. ' resents hiseopli;nents to Mr. Di xon ; although not per m resents acquainted with him, Ivoitid take it ilsa favour it lie would sen d 'lain tour or five bo , e s of hi s Pills as soon as he possibly eats. Mrs. Lloyd, -..h 0 h as al ways used th e Medicine, is now- pregnant, and very -unwell ; for the great service they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Lolonel Bishop and all his I•amily, Captain Lloyd feels it • his duty to recominend t h e Pi .1s wh e r e v er he pes ; -he really think s if Mr. Lixon wnuld appoint .some pers6i:s as Venders in this County, it would be a benefit to the community." -r h e Pill.s are found to he an incomparable reutedy for re, ! , Storing the tone or the stomach, for curing indigestion, for Preventing crudities, and their consequent tlisa3reeable.eruc tations and fiatulencies, They prevent habitual and' tempo tar) Costiveness, sick Head-at:lls, and ileart-hdru, which is cecasioned. by pregnaney, and a debilitated ',,t,:tiach,whetlier 4 ]'sit,lg from the acrimony of the redundant biie, inteniPerate oie• i., or drinking . to excess. . ~ Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. 13utier's, No. 4, Chew:. stile,co.- • tier of Patertios.n..r-row, LondOn ; Baxter, E'dinnutgh, and... Smith, Liaxt , r, and M'Donaid, Glas g ow • Trewman, V = o xter ; belain, Portsmouth . ; Peel:, Hull ; Granville and' , xlathi, Plym o tith ; and retail by most County Mdicine , rs, in Boxes at 25. 9th sad Ga. each. , y e , .. • i f 1 .. f ., ..c... 4 ;...1 stv. : • : S U N. RFD Y, AlBO9. • • PPIVATE,ILiFRITS . CiF MR : FOX. ' , 'f Isis .price is.. 6d. OME PAIITIC ;ILA iS in t ..Cll A RACTER of the Lite C t A R.l. FS ES FOX. Printed fC.r , Stc,t jun: 41, Pall-Mall. •4V here - inly I:.,,h;id, upetir4e volume, Bvo. price ins. 6d. Memoirs ul . the Suprent3cy. :Hid of the Rise, Pro -i.g;'t•ss, and csults. _of 'the Sit-pr;.w.. icy of the Pope, so•far'as Telates to Civil 41nirs. l y t1;:.-. Rev. Thomas lirthoke combitte a fund - Ct - information • (the , result or arduous research), with both intere s t and 'ainuszinent. . • This Day was published, In'Two • Vol, cr. Svo..priLe izs.,l3oards., • - A/IUS:IE SEAIONIAN2E : a complete Collec a lion. of thc•Canibridge Prize from the first Institution uf that ternium. • - • ' By the Rev. "1 7 110NIAS S . EATON, ' • 1h 1750,. to th.:. 18:o. To :v hick are adtfed, Three. Pocrni, I:l;ewit.,! c. ccrefl. for, the Prize. By Mr. Bally, Mr. Scwr, Air - XV.rtniOwnt. Vrinted Longtn.,.l,l4rirst, I',:es and Ormf..., Paternoster iow ; and F. Hodson, and 1. 13e,gbton,'Cattibridge, ' I &Cl-11.3,11.1)'s (i!) t• :•'‘ RC:ES. - This lieu • In Seven. Volumes, P. oyai ittno,, ss. boards, or 'on fiat; Paper, with. Portraits, 1-srt 1.. 12S 6.1. boamis„ A COLLECTION of FARCES, and other AF ef- '1: R lEU whicts) are attett at i hcatrcs Royal, ry -lane ; cove,w -Gmici , ;, , and 1 - I.aviltarket, imcler the a Ilthorizy of ,tite \ from the Proiapt hook. SL.letieci , ..11% , MRS. INCHBAL;). ThefollciNity• arc contained •••• I Work: - Chilii.ofNatuto, Wedding. Day, Midnight Hour, Itaising the Wind, Nlatritnony, Ella Rosetatrg, Mind Loy,' Who's. tile Dupe, Love-a-la- Nlode,..Barttrmi hriclge, Netley Abbey, Tile 'I uttipike . Gate, 1.‘,.k mid .s.ey ihe 1,4-os ter Office,. The A pprentice„The ritic, 7 140 S , altan,' ltothha,. High Lite Stairs, lion Ton, The Mock Doctor, The Devil so Pziy i .thelttsh WictOw, The i\linor, The Mayor of Garret., TO , A..yar, Flora, the Bittli,day, Th. Jew and the Dottcar, Tie Irishman in London, The I'd sonu at laiv, The Poor Soldier, Tire Farmer, Tile highland eel,‘T wo Strings to yonr Bow, The Deserter, .\ tree world':i a Stage, Lying Vakt, The • Citi Three•Weeksatter Al,rite4“, lierine and. I'etruchio, Pa clock, Miss in her 'reehs,. , The c?"alter, 4 ThoDened , is , in. Him, Ethar and - E Richarn Catur de Lien, The ;‘, , laid of the tiak,i, Torn nhinh, llt .D,..::tor• and the Apotlueary, The First Floor, The Vowed chid.., "t ,Fartn, house, .Lodoi,ka, Ways aid 1,-Aus, 'fiat Authors, Aidas, - Tut!. 'kVaterinaz,. • The Author, The Vld IV! tht, - The Miler of adaasficiu, Cotmis. • Crinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. • O F ilihoin may be had, Thu British Theatt! . or, a ( , iollectica of Nays,' wbich are acted at the Tli.aatres Royal Drury-line, Covent-Garjen, and flaymirkia, printed undo the aur;iarity nucl by yerinis sion at tin: fr.?nit the Prainin. zi by Mrs. elegaat Engravings. I:n 25 Vo,II.VIKS lOyol 18::10 •.) rice 61. 16, 6a. in baards, or on line Paper, with Portrait . ; an.i P tool IhipresSitifts . of the . Plates. Price i3l. in bands; or the Plays may be purchased scpara 'ely, price is. (.;. a. ADMIT: ALT I'. 0 F. F E, . . Is, AO. MY LORDS COMMISSIONERS o . f the • A!)..witALTY having odered • His Majely's Gun brig MINX fg he stationed df the Seliv, 11. a• the purpp:e rf ex hibiting s a Z.:ght fa- thr Guidance - (I Ships fassing•to, fron, the C;ettegat ; and the said Pine! being a'irceed is take her Bear ing; as fdlou..); viz. " Scaw Light-house W.N.W. by Conipass Six Miles ; then the Outer End of the Reef will bear N; W. by N. by Compass distant Three Miles," • Nothe thereof is here3s given, for the iAefirlo,tign Pi - the - 1 rar ter: and Pilots uf 11is Majesty's Skips, and for the Pemlit of Navigation in General. If'. POLE. FICTLIALLIAC;-uk'FICE, Aug. 9, 1809. THE COILIMISSIONERSJor FICTUALLIIVG Ells 111:AjEA• I'Y'r NAVY do keret :) , give Noire, That on IVednesCia_y, the 2 31 instant, they will be re.sdy to r,ceir/ Tenders, in writing* (sea fed up), ant tura! ,f,r Two iluw,ered a , d Fifty Thousand Gallons of LyST INDIA •RUNI, to he a'rliveted, duty freei from iVarebouses in .tvhic she same :hall have been bonded, into his MaleifY'f Stosea at the Portr, and the repeaive quantities undermentioned, within the - 4 Peia ve three ,Months; in m2nthly p , opoitions, viz. .‘ De-ptford 100,000 Gal ions Portsmouth - go, 000 Pl 3. tnouilt - 60,000 gso,ooo t, Ge paid j 2). by Bills 'vale, with Intepe4l, ninety day: alter date, The Condidons of the antra - a may he teen at the Secretaly's O rce. 11 A Te-der for a less quantity than Ten Gallons will be admitted. IV? regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price than not be inserted in words rt length, that shall not be deliveredta the . ,ll:ara &bre One o'clock on the.tail if i ednetaqv the 23d inst. tz.:r unless the Persdn who makes the Tender s or some Person on bit atten' ds, to answer %then f for. lICTUAI,LIUG.OFFICE, ./Jugurt :4, :25c9 CaII.III..S'SIONERS for L/CTU:ALL/..N(; His Majestyi:t her4.by Sii,e Notice, 7 . /..at on Tile:— Jaf, the zzat Instant, ttey Will be ieaa j ,! to receive Tc.ydf o rs, in . writing( sealed up), ,inettreat for such Quanliticls a) i 3 ISCU 1 1' , made from WHOLE MEAL, ar the respective illanufacriiirers of that Article ;nay think pr,pe, tffer, lelivered in Two Months, 6 , ireelly Pr6Pcrtions, into his i;l<festy'.• Pith/47v Storer at lieprjc,4l; and to le paid /sr j•ajable .with leerest,'Ninij I).!ycafter . • 7be auditions of the Cant? a 8 may be seen at the Secretary's qPre • . !V Tender fora. leislilantity than One Thousand Bags will be admitted.. Nu r egard tuilf he Ltd to any Tender in Ivhich'the I', ire 5 h. 7 11 n O r be Inserted in 70/rdS at length, c that . si,allnot Ge delivered to the 13 , 2 rd before One o'Clcck o.z the said Tuesd.;_y, tie 22d Instant, n,,i• unless tbe Person rit.bo makes tee Tender,, of sane Person on his behalf, attends, to anttres," net;en called for, • ONE HUNDRED AND FI F:ry pouNius REWARD. Gt:Nliß4 I'OS7-011'1: 114,1neti,fy, z 6rh ArT. z 8 -9. 1f HOMAS RICHARD3ON, a PerAn employed iu tik; Inland Depurtnont cf t 1214 0/fict, beiog 411ongiy sus.- peßed , of &luny ; rind MARY CANNING of being an A— . comt.lice, . 114 , ver shall ,rttrebn.l, 4r cause :bon t,.6t appiebenii,d, fir e.ic li Person be entitled to a 'Reward cf F I F 1.)( POI.) ND S, 12 41 paid" upon corn and the further Sum of TiF POUNDS upon I.4;c.Coimiaio,n of the . said 'hiONIAS RI CHARDSON.- 'Be is abr a it 34years of age, fair complexion, round face, nvith 14 4 - in br...thn hub, Ctit siglt, is .kt , ,At trade , a 7ul 5 fee t w• i,cbes in In'ig&t, and has lot Dalt of a tootb•in - the centre of his upper jaw, that which remat,r is quite black. Hs was born at I failings, and went to School at Eastbouri..e. AIAWY CANNING is about so' Years of Age, round Face, broadish Nose, dark Complexion, about 5 Feet 3 inches high, and /5 'Wed made : she /das 1,0 I'S on the tell side of her Face, or: casioned by a Burn ; she has g;ne by , the Name of RICHARI)- SOLI. RICHARDSON and CANNING were at ihrtford at one .o'clocLon Thursday afternoon, the loth, where thy took a post_ chaise to Waltham . Cross, and from thence to London, and were Jet Own near Shortditch Church ; they' then took a Hackney_ Coach, which set the ni dawn about half-past Five in tie After noon, at the King's A, an:, opposite the Bricklayer's Arms, Kent Road.' " They - bad two' TruKks, ft/eV whir; bad the Initials M. R. in b'rass:Ndils upon it, but prcbabiy the Nails may have been with drawn. 14 these Dunks is supposed there are many.. of new Linen-Drapery and Hosiery Gods, which have been pur chased with st,len RICHARDSON war dressed, on Thursday, in - a bike coat, siripei.yellow .wai,tcoat, fawn-coloured cloth breeches. If the .under.descr?bed Bank-Post-Bills skoula be efered in Payment, please to slop them and the Party, and give immediate Notice. ,ClO 3874 s . Aug. to 3881 S Aug. 1809. 410 .3578 Ditto • ,C to 3382 Ditto. /'so 3879 Ditto .‘ to 35.,3 Ditto ,;882 Ditto payableto . 70.7 flatse.ll, Esq. or Order: Mu are not Acectiid nor Ldor,,ed, anai c:onsequengy . are negociablc.' By C.cminand of its Ala./esti': Pott►aatner.General. .FRAA . CIS ERkIi.LING, Si, war.), AMERICA , . Ppwr.smou7n, New HAMPSHIRE, JULY 6.- , —On Teesddy . . iftertioon, &Image wa.., done at Fort Constitution, by the accident:ll exploiien of aboiit 3no of gunpowder. It appi'ar4 that a quantity of t:iirtridges, ph , pared fur the purpo of firing a saki::.., been' laced, ; y‘ittiont being secui , ed Itt tiny tliftmg, upon ti4e platform, close to two elitists filled \xith cartridges, and:tbat the- cartWges having caught fire, comMuni - caied it tO ihr chcsts. Were -0-,t to s,y, that it is alri-.iadV 'ascertained that eight ilersimc (then and b9v) have Lve:ll i\-4-ti,kl; that Sc.- vela! are tOsink.;; and - that many n ore are danger ously wounded, some of whon=, 'l , 2l:iieated, can net long siitvive their y:otioCis. 'ftle hid icy of ine deld attd wiiumlyd are mangled in the roost shocking manner ; - and the force of the exptosion was s'ach, tha sc - me of the sufferers were tot nlimb from limb, my.; ear:ied to a great distance from the spot, in rare u, dite6inos 7 , One of the boTte, .vhich was esterday; in the liter, was ft , tolly . s.i*ped of every article of clOth ing, except one smatl piece of a - shirt, close to the elbow: Piecesiot hom.in di'scover e ;.I,.scatter,2cl in different s‘dots: a t Lig:, in one place,, a 1.. N aid loth in attotle';l‘, and a in a third.— ln short, we di; not reccile(t ver-t'o have witnessed a more distressing or appalling sight. Some pieces of women's petticoats have like . ,..kise been found; and, as we are informed, s one or wore are missing, we:think they shared the'sae fife w i t h t he To give some idea of the . force which. attended the explosion, we have only to inf , :rm . onr readers, that a ilg.and•loot aauall pe:,etrited tin Thigh a double door in the Captain's house, atil 411;id4 its way'to the inner part of the room : - ainiost every window in the fort. wfifstove in; and,-m - the hOuse occu pied by the Commandant, the doors were taken from the hinges, the windows broiwn, the shelves in the closets torn down, the ceiling, much injured ; in short, the building is almost in ruins. If the ex- Iloilo]) had taken place four or five minutes sootier, it is next to an -imposslbility• but that . 100 persons more would have been killed ; fortunately the Sound of a tiddltt at some distance, c,rised almost every one to flock towards the spw 11 . 010 wirence it prOceeded. %---(ACw York Gazette, July 12.) , . Prom the New York Evening Post, .1 . 41 y 14. I . NASHVILLE, JULY 2..--0:1 Siil)kicly, the 20th inst..the following catastrophe happened in the house of Mr. James Ford,, on the Elbe river, in this State. A man, .f the name of. Crouch, was suspeded of having stolen a horse, and was pursued and appre hended at the house of Ford, by Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Raredon. Two brothers, of the name of Bow ling, who were related to Crouch, beard of his con finement, and resolved to rescue him. Tirdy went to Ford's house, and after attempting, unsuccess• . fully, to cut the cord which CrouclLwas bound with ~ on e of the Bowlings presented his rifle to the brea st of Reynolds; he, in self-def4co, did the sam' and they, fired nearly at th e same t i mqt B ow li ng was ,kided, and Reynolds wounded in the arm The other Bowhng then pres - t!nted lispieco at the same instant at!litaledon, wh o als o - r a i se d his rif Le to Bowling's br oast ; t h ey ti re d together., and WO , f e ll dead... The fellow' Who was ili cus.ody ran 2 ,way, and was pursued by Reynolds, who .was 111 t 4 ' O l e , to fire at bin with suco:is, being incapable, (.1-1 , a di ng his rifle, from the disability induced by the' wou nd in his arm, 5 T1.,...4- 4 , ,:7 .2 4:2 ; /,:: . : „ -;t1::-" , 1 1 1 6 1 • ...„ 1/ ......1:;.,1 , i" f,I ,! ~,,,,,,. 1 1 y ;,,' ~: ".:, .. 4 1 I .. 1 , -t ' ~. ;' : 7 st; 77 Z!.2cst*' S "mo b. I [PRICE SlXPENCE'itiLriltlifiT. JAIIMICA P4PERS. :The General Assembly is prorogtied to. The August.—(B/op/eniefit to the Gazette, July 8.) American' schooner, Elea'; r,. Goie, froin Bpitimore, on Wednesday se'rthight, v s boarded by the Pet brig of 16 guns, 3nd informed: that the squadron had landed 600 "searneti - and marines at St. Domingo, for the pUrpose of co-opcfating with the pat riots.--(Commercial Chi•onicle,.July 1.). A lice sed trader arrived t ester day from St. Juan de Porto Rico, the Master . of which says, that on the 29th ult. a ship, a schooner, and gnn-boats, having 50k) men on board, with - a supply of provisions warlike stores, sailed from that- port tbr the assis tance of the Spanish army before St. Domingo.— (Ro . val Gazette, July 5.) The United States brig Tiren, sailed from Balti more on the sth ultimo, for France and England, with Mr. Manby'Gelston, of sthis pLee. on board, entrusted with oLliatches from the American Go- The Undaunted frigate, of 33 gone„'" •ptain Mal. ing, ahelwreci pct, i 3 ort Ropl, On Sunda . ). The Hon. Cochr,:ine (brother to Achn;rill Sir A. Cochratle, K. B.) and two Sp-imisti Gentlenien, charged with.ituportant dispatches froin the British aii4 Spanish Governments for the Viceroy of Mexico, came passengers in . . We I.l7.derstand the object of.l\lr. Johnston's mis siOn-was.to procure specie for his .ALlesty'S FL - lent in the West Indies. , B.—Tbe fpllo.wing vessels were bt•ougilt into P0rt 7 8:63.pl on SutAday, viz. the Ame• rican serionner.dith `sound to Porto-Rico,,with witu.:.and oil, deiained un the 27tii ult. off St. Thomas's, by the Sappieu of Id guns ; the Hoyt tan . witgotterSt : Joseph under SpuDishcolu'urs, frOn; Azoa,,boUnd to Cur.ccoa, lignurn-vita, decanted on 1116 21St ult. in 0. - .:oa Bay by the Tweed sloop of v%ar and .elvwl. brig , and the schoOner Fame, Ford, and - sloop under Swedish oolour, tio.n St. Barthokynew's, bouor. to Aux-Cayes, naval ,to:'es, detkiiiied on the oil' Beata ty the ,ari a and Scucliiie brigs. The three latter vessels left toe ..1vou• on the (~.):Finsrant, off Aux-Cayes, all well. Thd Sutellite was,cruizing'off Beata, anti thd Tweed had proceed- ed on Cie .cstli. ult. for. the city of S into-Domingo, with a supply of tvati.T . for'the squadron. The Hibernia s)iied from on the (id) of May, and (in the"9th sPoke a KinsJle fishinA-boat, the people on board which informed thet that they had fallen, in with the ship Belfast, Garni;-,:icl;, from this port, bound to Belfast, with 1.. e loss of all her mists, bowsprit, and anchors. 0 ► the II th -she felt in wish ,a Frigate and the Pickle schooner, with a fleet ofirrtrchantmen ender r.e:r protecqion. On Ihe't 2C, she spoke ‘ll of war, of S 411 s._Capt. Worth, on a cruizc. On 'he 20ill eaindin Ai`bowell' tell in. with the ship CIL; tham Vustie, Iron-) Wlnteliaw•!.'n noond to AlartiniqUe ; and on the 2Gth spoke the tranc: , crt- hr 4 .; ilarrilgtan, from Mad;:ira bound tct - St. Michael's, torcattle for, the use of the troops at the former Island. On the 22d ult. the Hibernia . cvas boarded by Le Grin brig, of 16 guns, and shortly afer,.otl Ait'avela, by thu• Sale/Lite brig," of guns, which iti!(irned her that the exoedition had not yet' teached Santo-Do mingo, but that they were momentsr i iiy . exp , ..6ted. A few hours afterwards sit saw a number of" vessels beating op off Jacmel, betwen Pulnt-Abacoa and Aitavela, suppw:d to be ihe expedition. The Lamprey touched at Martinique on the vith ult. and proceeded the 'same day for this port. A numbei of AmeriCan, vessels were lying there, and the Isiatid was Ahlti - idantly. supplied with Athericaa produce. On the 3191 M.:ly, the ,Undaunted fell in with the ship Mary, 'Wills,. from Liverpool, bound to Demerzir. The Ethaliion 'frigate, of 31 guns, Capt.T. Coch rane, arrived c n Monday from Martin;que, after a passage „of six clays. . Previous to her sailing, the brig Charles, Iron) Liverpool and Madeira, arrived at Port. Royal ;'; the Master of which reported that he hiid shot before passed the two French fri gates!, which, had escaped from Guadaloupe, and , he Thiqi s and Monde 'frigates in chaCe of, and coming up Last w ith them. The Thetis was about tour atilt :s diA . Ant from them, and the _Blonde had alreAy ope ned leer fire_ .the Ithodian . b4,' of to guns, Capt. Moubray, ro a,rrived at Port Royal'o - ) Wednesda3 from Fat ty from whet - lei° she , sailed ott the 19111 April. .)n the 30th she fell in with the Comet sloop of war, of 10 guns, Capt. Muddle, with IS sail of merchant vessels, from Portsmouth, bou,l to New foundland, under convoy. On-the 23d ult, in the Mona Passage; she spoke the Curieux bri.4,‘ of .18 guns, Captain Hodge,drom Batbadoo, bound to Bermuda. The Helder frtate,. of 30 .. g0n5, Captain Serreß, the Bramble schooner, of 10 plus, Lieut„nant Fleming, and the Government sloop Port-Royal, sailed on' Tuesday, to join the squadron off Santo Domingo. The Pert brig, of 16 guns, Capt. Hall, - arrived the same day from a cruize. On Sunday _last, St. Jago de Cuba bearing N.W. aslant it league's, the Nat and Ann fell in with a Frencfr privateer,. ittf one gun,. 'a long 18-poun deri the crew of w hick stated her to be from . S%mto Domingo, plundered the vessel of a quantity of, provisions, and threatened to burn her, it the Cap. rain did not ransom her by .paying 800 dollars, which he complied with, and was then suffered to proceed. The Emerald sailed from Greenock on the 13th :,1 May, and on .the 2 t sst,- iu Tai . 'rß. 57. N. 'long. 14. 30. W. she spoke.the ship Ann, Friar, from the Black River, bound to London, all well. The Pike - schooner, of eight guns, Lieutenant OtChaid, arrived on Thursday iron a cruize off the city of Santo Domingo, with the British schoor.;.l